Emerging Markets - Asian currencies edge higher, but strong dollar caps gains as rate-cut bets fade


SOUTH-EAST ASIA (Reuters): Currencies in emerging Asian markets edged higher on Tuesday, although gains were capped by a strong dollar buoyed by rising bets that strong US economic data will lead to an early end to the Federal Reserve's easing cycle.

South Korea's won advanced as much as 0.5% before erasing some of the gains to finish 0.3% higher.

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